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149 Truck Check Brush Fire Truck Inspection

by David Stender, from the Community

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Use this checklist to perform a complete daily inspection of a 149 Brush fire truck. Verify engine fluids, belts, batteries, and hoses; test lights, siren, turn signals, wipers, and back-up alarms; review driver controls and fuel level; confirm radio, maps, Haz-Mat book, anemometer, flashlights, tow straps, and PPE in the cab; run the pump for 5 minutes and check gas and oil; inspect rubber hoses, log chain, and water tank level. Ensure readiness for emergency response.

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149 Truck Check Brush Fire Truck Inspection

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